COINS BATTLE

The game is simple, where you have to battle coins with higher value to obtain them into your inventory. The gameplay and soundtrack are decent, which makes it slightly enjoyable, but the repetitive behavior of the game can make the game boring quickly. However, you can unlock all the achievements within the first minute of playing, making it easy to perfect this game. Do not purchase regardless of the price. This game should have been free to play instead of slapping a hefty price tag—rate 1/10 based on short gameplay. Only the soundtrack deserves any recognition.

I've played 6 min. Completed all 3 achievements. Won half my 'battles'. Still have no clue how this game works. . . Or if this is a game at all! Avoid at all costs! Not even worth a few: Coins!

EDIT: I didn't fully realize that this game was made by Hede until a few months ago, and then I constantly forgot and remembered. Now, I cared enough to expand my review with the fact that this already overpriced game has become lusicrously overpriced, only to feed into the "Wow, what a bargain" psychology (I assume). That being said, this game wasn't worth 81 cents, or 8,19€, and it sure as hell isn't worth 97,50€. That's Hede's sense of humour for you. From my backburner of stupid purchases (basically the dark side of my wishlist), I present "COINS BATTLE". it's being sold for 8,19€, but I got it on a -90% discount for 81 cents, neither of which being an acceptable price for this. The entire gameplay consists of picking coins to battle other coins. I don't really understand how it works, but to me it feels like a coin flip (pun somewhat intended) whether you win or not. I do believe that there must be some non-transitive property like Rock-Paper-Scissors, but I think I'm givi...

i like it but others might not its all luck basse but learning about the histori of coins is super fun 5.4/10

I give a qualified thumbs up. If you can get this game for $0.99 or less, it's worth playing just for the concept. I wouldn't pay more than that. There is no tutorial and no explanation of the rules. I *sort of* get it and it's interesting up to a point.